alvy

I will only post once. I just got what I deserved for trusting interlock for their so call warranty. Their so call warranty clauses' bottom line do not care if ur product is faulty or not. They just want to earn money regardless if their product is genuinely faulty or not. Beware that even if the so call warranty period is still valid, they can accuse u of abusing the hardware which can void the warranty but still charge u money. Please read thoroughly on their warranty clause page and you will see that for any reason of fault on the locks, they can and will void the warranty at their own discretion and still charge u. Please read between the lines and judge if the clauses are indeed only beneficial to interlock and not the consumer. I'm very sure I'm not the 1st to rant on them. Potential buyers looking to purchase anything from interlock, please do yourself a favour by searching forum threads on them to get a better understanding of their business model. Do not trust what des*ond says before the sales about good aftersales service. It comes only after you pay more $$. I've stated enough facts, up to you guys to believe or not.

Hi, recently got a new place, a cluster house with 1 basement and 3 storey upper levels. i wanted to do home automation ever since i got to know at x10 and clipsal's cbus years ago. well x10's kinda ugly in terms of aesthetics of the switches and module, cbus requires some for a data cable daisy chaining plus some major cabling rework. finally settled for zwave. but it was also not a cheap decision as i basically got the electrician to wire neutral to all light/fan switches. the new place (new as in no previous tenancy) is still uner renovation at this point of time but i've already shipped in some sample zwave switches from uk. these runs in singapore approved frequency: www.vitrum.com. these are real beautiful artwork and freaking expensive too. i managed to preorder enough switches and dimmers to cover all areas except the wet kitchen and 2 rooms before they decide to raise the price across the full range of switches. all swtches requires the neutral line. the dimmers will not require the neutral line if ur dimmable lights are above 40w, so leds are out if you are not wiring the neutral. any one using z wave with pc based controller? and what software are you using?